The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06
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There is man abroad In the streets Of
New York who Ia likely 10 meet sharp fate
before long II he keeps up his present tactics.
He 10 q tormentor OF women and "masher"
OF the most pestiferoue and insolent type. He
Sc tall. Of rather bony build. has Q prominent
nose, deep-set eyes. and dark reddish beard
and moustache. He wears high hat, and 10
quick in his movements His face 10 colorless.
He ireauents such restaurants "a Tiernan's on
Broadway near Thirtieth street. and bread
and milk hostelry under Daly's Theatre.
He first became known about town one night
last summer. A San Francisco actress, known
as Miss Kate Burt, alighted from q car about 8
o'clock in the evening. and went up into the
oflico Of Randall q Frohman's Dramatic
Agency, at 1918 Broadway. The tall. red
bearded man followed her, and rs she came
back down the stairs no grabbed her arm and
walked beside her. She shook him of, and
hurried out into the street. He ran aftsr hor,
and. she turned again and entered the hallway.
Burt uttered an exclamation q terror. and
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ward into Broadway.
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her tormentor, Mr.. Mackay, who wsa shorter
h sn es sfser away hi him.
smashed him across the face with It The
masher Yelled, and ran down the street
About an hour later no CHANGED to come back
the the shadow wHo Of ' the doorway Miss Burt had
up stsrs os spa heT tor
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and the masner ran down to the corner for q
policeman. and !nsisted upop Grefsrring o
Charles fs es and oisa 'Hss
neigh boring ,shopkeepers who are. iamiiiar
oVsT 70 6s street ae
Capt. Williams, CHANGED to be at the desk. He
ds story sns the ss rants
and his nose as within about three inches Of
thu pallid face and uneasy eyes Of the biz man
who had annoyed the actress 30 brntally' as he
What have you got to .ay2, ,
This man lpointing 70 Mr.. Mackayl as
He aid right" said tie Captain shortly 1T
Ia the duty Of every gentleman to thrash such
Gl,ackgIard ss you are whenever the oppor-
The masher looked into the cool. gray eye Of
the snd SsHt SE tive
you out TO me At different times as = constant
naS You are dscentls dressed and You are
not drunk. III give you one minute to get out
TO na ySS ad ass Gs
For month Or SO after this the mashsr we
missing from his uspaI haunt On: I'D, day the
making some purchases when the clerk called
his attent to = little scene across the street.
sho gs neither o. wif
Twenty fifth street with flushed faces and ner.
yous steps, laundering along BY the side Of
square cut reddish beard. The children looked
r. hin e. ae ss n; over them
arm bosh the ss
ward Sixth avenue. The masher started after
them. when a hoorse shout from . HOFFMAN
turning ON his heel. he crossed the street and
hurried up Broadway.
the Brewer. House hit ne masher in front Of
ladies who had stopped to look at some photo.
lobby: Since that time the man has been a
tamilter SOURCE q trouble everywhere in uppsE
Of o women. but he is a cowsrdly wheIp, and al:
ways runs whom q man faces him. Last night
5s ssan H s e II
front s u the tssa.re eos.y r bs
Manager Charles Rice. and told him about her
Where is he now p asked Mr.. Rice;
He is out In front" said the girl. - he fol-
Ground from h stage dr Ing
h hin The iii board When sntsrsd Ssrs
Mr.. Rice wandered casually toward the door
could H reesSh the The p board the msshsr lodged
aside. entered Tisrnans restaurant, and sat
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